Indonesian Stocks Plunge, 25 Stocks Hit Auto Rejection Lower Limit
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Indonesian Stocks Plunge, 25 Stocks Hit Auto Rejection Lower Limit

The Indonesian Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) plummeted 2.22% to 5,165.11 points within the first hour of trading on October 29th. Simultaneously, 25 stocks, including ENRG and MORA, hit their auto rejection lower limits, marking significant declines.

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